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Deductions & credits
Unless you had a negative figure on line 11, adjusted gross income, on your 2020 tax return, you probably don't have a net operating loss carryover to 2021.
A net operating loss (NOL) is basically a net loss resulting from a loss from business activities minus income from non-business sources. It is not separately stated on your tax return, but must be calculated by you.
It is not listed on form 8995, as that is just for qualified business income and deduction, which is not associated with a NOL. A current year NOL is also not listed on schedule 1, although your prior year NOL would appear on line 8(a) of the form.
Here is a link on information about how to calculate a NOL:
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March 16, 2022
3:34 PM